/diy/ - Do It Yourself

If you're not wanting something super fancy I'd just scuff your current paint with a scotchbrite pad until it is dull and then either get a single stage urethane from some place like Eastwood and get the proper reducer and hardener with it, or go to your local hardware store and pick up some implement paint and the hardener that goes with it and acetone to thin. Can also add some Japan drier to it to make it set up faster.

I painted my service truck with implement paint. Took 8 gallons! Lots of nooks and crannies.

>>1994054

Still haven't 100% finished it yet... You can see that old Columbian mounted on the back there though.